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Sarah Lahbati’s mom now ‘feeling better’ after near-drowning in Siargao

By: - Reporter
/ 10:37 AM December 21, 2018

MANILA, Philippines — Actress Sarah Lahbati’s mom, Esther Lahbati, is now “feeling better” following a recent drowning incident in Siargao.

“Praise God, my mama has just been transferred from the ICU to a normal room. Her oxygen levels have stabilized and she is feeling better and slowly recovering,” Lahbati wrote in an Instagram post on Thursday.

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However, Lahbati said her mother’s lungs are “still being treated carefully” after it was “infected” from the drowning incident.

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Nonetheless, the actress expressed relief to see her mother happy and thanked her followers for their prayers.

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“I’m so relieved to see her smile and laugh with the kids. Grateful to all of you for the prayers… Let’s continue to pray for her speedy recovery,” she wrote.

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The actress shared in a series of Instagram stories on Wednesday that her mother almost drowned and vomited in Siargao.

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